they were both settled by scots, and run and operated by scots. so it was not unusual that they would look to scotland. we know the shops were supplied with materials from scotland, and so washington put this plan here in an area he had long admired, long before the revolution. businesspeople had seen that this site is about 400 miles from the sea, from the ocean and you could come here on a sailing ship. this is probably the deepest you had come into the interior in colonial america. this was very deep. that's why these two towns were founded, and just below the first of the rapids, everybody knew that the potomac would go way into the interior and would eventually join the ohio and mississippi. it wasn't part of the country when this happened, but it happened very soon after the white house was finished. washington selected this site because he wanted a great city, a city that was a capital in the sense that paris was a capital. so he was humored. he appointed a commission of planters, the most unlikely people he could have gotten, who had no kn

, run and operated by scots. so it wasn't so unusual that they would look to scotland. we know that the shops were supplied with materials from scotland, edinburgh, and so washington then put this plan here in an area that he had long admired. business people had seen that this site is about 400 miles from the sea. from the ocean. and it could, you could come here on a sailing ship. this was probably the deepest where you could come into the interior in colonial america. but this was very deep. and that was why these two towns were founded. and just below the first of the rapids, but everybody knew the river, the river potomac could go way into the interior. and eventually would join the ohio and the ohio and the mississippi. it wasn't part of the country, when this happened. but it would happen very immediately on very soon after the white house was finished. so washington selected this site. because he wanted a great city. a city that was the capital, in the sense that paris was the capital. so he was humored a

and the scots realized when they got here. it's brick and limestone it's still a practicing church, through war and the civil war, it was always protected because this is where george washington worshiped. one of two churches. a country church near mount vernon, and this one, christ church, it had very few changes. it reminds you inside what you see in bermuda or barbados, where the english were. they built this kind of church. i urge you to see it, if possible. it had -- i've done something wrong. there. there we go. here, you can barely see it, they have split between two rocks, in the process, this is stafford county, jane o'connor have created a wonderful little park there, it's a highly desirable residential area, but it's just as they left it when the buildings are built here. these are rejected stones all over the place evidence of their work and how they did it here some of the workmen he's driving six, probably six, maybe a and b some of them iron, iron spikes, he drives these and and and actually splits the rock, as

one is returning to action for the first time since pulling out of wimbledon earlier this month the scot is using this week's washington open as a warm up event the thirty one year old hasn't played on hard courts since march last year and is seen as world ranking dropped to eight hundred and thirty two he had hip surgery in january and says it feels though he's starting his career all over again. yeah there's i mean it's. not where i'd want to be ranking wise but. you know the good thing is that when you're up at the top of the game and it's not easy just to move out one spot. like i want to compliment you see you know about three hundred four hundred spots in a week which is which is nice so hopefully over there can get back up there quickly but it sort of feels like i'm kind of starting from scratch again he'll harmon is a former tennis correspondent at the times in daily mail he says it's unlikely

scot harvath is named after somebody who processes fifa warrants, there is a real life scot harvath, that is great name for a character. he is a collection of these people and what i tell folks is he is my alter ego. he gets to do the things my wife won't let me go out and do. she let me go to afghanistan but drew the line with chasing russian female operative so there is a line i can't cross. >> host: how realistic are some of his exploits? >> very realistic. i spent a lot of time talking to people at the cai, fbi and people in special operations. i buy a lot of steak dinners and edges of beer and i like to listen to stories. i find i learn more by not talking with them because just hearing them talk, there is one question i ask repeatedly and i ask it multiple times every year. what are you afraid of? what is keeping you up at night and that helps form the plots of my thrillers. >> host: your protagonist, scot harvath, is handsome, rugged, resourceful, smart, he has unlimited funds, a brazilian girlfriend. where are his faults? >> a great question and something i began exploring a

jack of all scots and they want to talk to you. i would be a lot of that to be sufficient why would we want to do anything other than promote that of a semi consolation i had a period of time when i represented the largest fishing community in europe and i used to think that we were fairly set there with a till the discover that selling a product the scots like was steam meant at least ten percent premium and selling it as prawns i've never seen such a rapid conversion to the what language. do not be that your your fellow farmers second third fourth fifth generation if they could be persuaded to but the bottom line will be queuing up to support the bill we have to maintain the brand and we have to sell without bond with all the visions of this you know hills and glans and nest and this iconic feeling of comfort that people get from scotland if we say we won't have to compete because we're going to sell a premium product they're all going to be people in this country want to buy a place so we can do a bit up there's a billion middle

quality meat scotland to promote scotch beef and what's even more extraordinary is that on average scots beef in london is ten percent the other than english not irish beef yet people have been queuing up to buy it sales are up and it's a recognition that scotch beef is a high quality product and must remain so after bragg's if we lose protected status for we think they'll be a disaster for the industry the success of branding products the scotties doesn't actually speak to something more fundamental but people are saying it is not just scotland but what scotland represents and you think is part of all the times of national desire for things to be the strength of the provenance of assurance to have quality is that is that what's behind this absolutely is hold by what is behind this whole thing is to promote scotland as a place that produces high quality food and drink scotch beef scott salmon scotch whiskey and we have been very very successful in recent years and increasing the amount of exports that. have gone to school and particularly if we can drink the more that we can prove that w

if you've got a soul to jack of all scots and they want to talk to you. why would be a low that to be sufficient why would we want to do anything other than promote the death of a semi consolation a period of time when i represented the largest fishing community in europe and i used to think they were fairly set there with a till we discovered that selling a product the scores like. meant at least a ten percent premium and selling it as prawns i have never seen such a rapid conversion to the what language. do not be that your your fellow farmers second third fourth fifth generation if they could be persuaded to but the bottom line will be queuing up to support the bill we have to maintain the brand and we have to sail around with all the visions of this you know hills and lands in mess and this iconic feeling of comfort that people get from scotland.

if you've got a soul to jack of all scots and they want to talk to you. why would be a low that to be sufficient why would we want to do anything other than promote that of a semi consolation a period of time when i represented the largest fishing community in europe and i used to think we were there with a till we discovered that selling a product of scots like a steam meant at least a ten percent premium and selling it as prawns i've never seen such a rapid conversion to the word language. so as. not be that your your fellow farmers second third fourth fifth generation if they could be persuaded to but the bottom line will be queuing up to support the bill we have to maintain the brand and we have to sail around with all the visions of this you know hills and glans and mess and this iconic feeling of comfort that people get from scotland if we say we won't have to compete because we're going to sell a premium product they're all going to be people in this country want to buy a place we can do a bit up there's a billion middle class consumers in asia by

cut out a picture of scot harvath? >> guest: it changes from time to time. i'll tell you who is on my mind for scot harvath when i was writing "spy master." >> host: your latest trick to my latest becomes a two-seater isac josh brolin from in the way josh ballou was in chicago. saqqara two just came out this week. they came up thursday or friday. just give up friday two days ago. josh brolin kind of being this grizzled intel guy who still concealed come to picking up a rifle and shooting at guys but he's taking every short cat he can because he not going to run ten blocks to chase a guy. if he can get in his car not the guy over, that's what he will do to even up the score now that he is creeping up into his 40s which is where harvath does. josh brolin was a little bit of the character touchstone for me because i love that movie. i think it's brilliant, brilliant movie and . >> host: how come the second 18 brad thor movies tragically question of out people from ham and watching now. that's probably one of the most disa

girl is full of a loving cup you know that usually traditionally the scot that's where the quaker mode but all the soft drinks are available could be brew could even be di cold but for probably thanks indeed for the well thank you very much alex thank you ali thank you thank you. so part of course can be used in a number of ways not least innovation but there may be anybody diaspora to exist across the island i'm delighted to be joined by the rashad the chief executive officer and trustee of the british heart foundation welcome to the alec family like you were having me tell us a bit about the british accent foundation for the british rock sound foundation is a social enterprise it's a nonprofit secular bipartisan community building that was founded in two thousand and ten and provides an opportunity to professionally develop and support entrepreneurs. among so a one point five million british box on these in the u.k. of course it packs on a fifth grade well across you kate maybe in scotland and all contributing extremely well to the court to me to find that the setting up of this foun

my father was a presbyterian scot and he asked me when i was 12 years old, what i was going to do fori thought he meant a job when i was an adult, but what he really meant was what i was going to do now. he expected me to have a job because he expected me to pay half my income to my mother for my board and lodging. that was my responsibility as a child. i hope my children hear this. mine didn't do it either. my friend, susan, got me a job in a farm shop selling carrots and i hated it. so i went across the yard into the butcher shop and loved it. absolutely loved it. you have written an extraordinary book about your life and career and you say "i was up to your elbows in muscle, bone, blood and viscera". you clearly, in a way, relished that. i loved it. if you go into a butcher shop, it is the most wonderfully clean and precise place. a butcher knows exactly where to place his blade to cut out a piece of meat. there is precision and art to it and and then he lays it out as something that i think is almost poetic. i knew that i was not going to be squeamish about things because...it is

good job the scot and northern irish got away early. —— the scots and northern ireland got away earlyic can come up with something a little more inspiring, as caroline rigby reports. it is a competition that's, well, out of this world — what to call a robot set to explore mars in 2021. currently called exomars, this six—wheeled rover will travel across the red planet in search of life. capable of drilling to depths of two metres, it will also look for microbes deep below the surface. it is set to be a fascinating mission, and that is why scientists from the european space agency think this little robot deserves a big name. in america, nasa has previously opted to call its mars rovers names like opportunity and curiosity, and the european space agency has launched a public competition to find something equally inspiring.

the welsh irish and scots guard there going through their performance.ight and this is very much in touch with his scottish roots, mary anne macleod was born in the outer hebrides and emigrated to the united states in 1932 when he leaves tonight he will be piped out by someone, by guards, a soldier i would imagine, from the royal regiment of scotland. fabulous. bill mackie inside the grounds of blenheim palace, what is going on who you are? you can probably see behind me this is the band of the welsh irish and scots guards. they have been entertaining us, in the distance, looking round the column i concede marine one coming into land which means in the next five minutes so the president and the first lady will arrive here. behind me i will step out of shot so you can get a sense of the red carpet and to the left are members of the cabinet, some of the business guests, i've seen the foreign secretaryjeremy guests, i've seen the foreign secretary jeremy hunt, guests, i've seen the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt, david lidington and other members, mark are al

my father was a presbyterian scot and he asked me what i would do for a job when i was a 12—year—old.ow what i was going to do now. he expected me to have a job because he expected me to have a job because he expected me to pay half my income to my motherfor my expected me to pay half my income to my mother for my board and lodging. that was my responsibility as a child. i hope my children here that. my child. i hope my children here that. my friend, susan, got me a job in a shop selling carrots and i hated it. soi shop selling carrots and i hated it. so i went across the yard into the butcher shop and loved it. absolutely loved it. you have written an extraordinary book about your life and career and you say that you were up to your elbows in muscle, bone, blood and viscera. you clearly, in a way, relished that. muscle, bone, blood and viscera. you clearly, in a way, relished thatlj clearly, in a way, relished that.|j love clearly, in a way, relished that.” love lucy give you go into a butcher shop, it is a wonderfully clean and precise place to a butcher knows exactly where to place

my choice to be a scot because given the way he told transmitted to the troops. and in the question how much and i want. to top. up. everyone welcome to another exciting week of euro max i'm your host meghan li from russia with love to berlin on high we're on the road a lot today here's a look at what's coming up.

out for anti trump protests in scotland largest city glasgow but a small group calling themselves scots for trump were also there to welcome the president and yet more protests awaited him as he arrived in the scottish town of turnberry late on friday trump has tweeted he plans to hold more meetings there and of course play some golf. correspondent barbara baseball has been covering trump's visit for us from london she says it's likely trump will ruffle yet more feathers this weekend there are rumors that he's going to probably meet some off to reason may's worst enemies nigel farage and boris johnson and talk a bit more about bret's that for instance and that would really cut the mustard for the british public because then it shows that come the trump has really come to divide and rule over britain and that's not something that goes well down well with people here. you know the united states twelve russian intelligence officers have been charged with hacking into hillary clinton's e-mail accounts during the two thousand and sixteen presidential election in a bid to harm her campaign th

where i've been has been well protected nobody enters a polling station without showing a vote of scots or that means no elements who shouldn't be there are allowed in i would imagine that in the rest of the country in several other regions most notably sikka soca in the kook liko and say grew the situation is a bit similar i would imagine the thing places like mob scene which is where the attention should be because that's the at the region where the troubles are and a bit further north to timbuktu that is where the concerns are as regards security and there are unconfirmed reports of one voter station in central mali having been attacked that's as i said unconfirmed brown the country is facing ongoing communal clashes as well as jihad is violence what are the main candidates promising to tackle these major issues. well the two men come with the you mentioned in your introduction he will remove a caricature the incumbent to seeking reelection and his challenge or even they will smile as he say all basically promising the same thing they're promising an end to the violence but they don'

scots are taking to the streets for a second day to protest trump's visit but crowds gathering in edinburgh they've also been anti-drug demonstrations in glasgow and in the small town of turnberry is spending the weekend at a hotel he owns trump has tweeted his plans to hold more meetings there are right now he's playing some golf and while trump is overseas twelve russian intelligence officers have been charged in the united states they're accused of hacking into a van and democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton's e-mail accounts during the two thousand and sixteen campaign the twenty nine page indictment accuses the russian intelligence agency of a large scale cyber operation in a bid to her to harm clinton's chances to start as come just days before trump is scheduled to meet russian president vladimir putin in helsinki here's what u.s. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein had to say in an effort to conceal their connections to russia the defendants used a network of computers around the world and they paid for it using crypto currency . the conspirators corresponded with sev

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scots are taking to the streets for a second day to protest visit but the crowds gathering in edinburgh they have also been anti trump demonstrations in glasgow and in the small town of turnberry where trump is spending the weekend at a hotel he owns trump has tweeted he plans to hold more meetings there but right now he's playing some golf while trump is overseas twelve russian intelligence officers have been charged in the united states they're accused of hacking into the then democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton's e-mail accounts during the two thousand and sixteen campaign twenty nine page indictment accuses the russian intelligence agency of a large scale cyber operation in a bid to harm clinton's chances these charges come just days before trump is scheduled to meet russian president vladimir putin in helsinki. the ceremony has been held here in berlin to remember the chinese dissident and nobel peace prize laureate loucheux ball one year after his death the democracy activist died of liver cancer while serving an eleven year prison sentence his wife who had been unde

resort in scotland ahead of his summit on monday with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki scots have taken to the streets to protest trump's visit with crowds gathering in edinburgh they have also been anti trump demonstrations in glasgow and in the small town of turnberry where trump is spending the weekend at a hotel he owns and playing some golf. while trump was on the mind of germany's president at an awards ceremony dedicated to european peace this year's winners were the baltic states. it's the eleventh time the westphalia peace prize is being awarded but the first time it's going to so many people the leaders of latvia lithuania under stonier came to accept the honor but the real winners by the citizens of the baltic countries. in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine they formed a human chain stretching hundreds of kilometers to demonstrate for independence from the soviet union. after independence they went on to join the e.u. and nato today they're held up as role models for european integration germany's president praised the nations as an example of the european etho

scots are taking to the streets for a second day to protest trump's visit with crowds gathering in edinburgh are also about antitrust demonstrations in glasgow and in the small town of turnberry trump is spending the weekend at a hotel he owns trump has tweeted he plans to hold more meetings there but right now he's playing some golf. did have you a correspondent barbara van zyl has been covering trump's visit for us from london she told us earlier that it's likely donald trump will rough or ruffle yet more feathers this weekend. there are rumors that he's going to probably meet some off to reason may's worst enemies nigel farage and boris johnson and talk a bit more about bret's that for instance and that would really cut the mustard for the british public because then it shows that come the trump has really come to divide and rule over britain and that's not something that goes well down well with people here meanwhile from overseas twelve russian intelligence officers have been charged in the united states they're accused of hacking into a van that democratic presidential candidate hillar

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luxury golf resort comes ahead of monday's summit with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki scots are taking to the streets for a second day to protest trump's visit with crowds gathering in edinburgh have also been anti trump demonstrations in glasgow and in the small town of turn brit were trying to spending the weekend at a hotel here and trump has tweeted that he plans to hold more meetings there but right now he's playing some golf. a flood warning is in effect for a tiny village in greenland and not because of rain or raging river bought because of an iceberg off the coast many residents have left their homes as a precaution in case the iceberg suddenly breaks apart and inundates their coastal community. captured silently on film a huge chunk of ice collapsing off into the sea. it's perilously close to. a tiny village on green western coast with just one hundred sixty nine residents. many of them have been evacuated and experts are advising caution. you should always have respect for icebergs because they can all be dangerous when they're this size without a warning and that

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luxury golf resort comes ahead of monday's summit with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki scots are taking to the streets for a second day to protest trump's visit with crowds gathering in edinburgh have also been anti trump demonstrations in glasgow and in the small town of turnberry where trump is spending the weekend at a hotel he owns trump has tweeted he plans to hold more meetings there but right now he's playing some golf. all right sports now and germany's angela carrier has won her first wimbledon title beating american tennis legend serena williams and here with me in the studio to break it all down is nick mechanic live from for it's so nick cared for of course the first german a winner at wimbledon since steffi graf ages ago in one thousand nine hundred six i looked up and i was reading how kara described her win as a dream come true tell us how did she do it really is a green dream come true she's had a fantastic tournament she's any drops one set so far and that was in the second round it was a very quick match to get today against serena williams just an hour and

the scots are not necessarily friends. they wear hardly any clothes. they drink loads of whiskey, and they paint themselves blue. and my second reason is of course he was a stool pigeon. and i do not see anybody who would do such a thing as ba stool pigeon -- be a stool pigeon as being guilty of something. there is just something about mordred that i don't like. [applause] >> please welcome back abby to -- abbe lowell to read the jury's decision. mr. lowell: so we had these for so many years. i think this is our 30th mock trial, and often the jury out there agrees with the bench. and sometimes they do not. let's see what happens this time. you remember the blue bag for the blue tokens? for the proposition that mordred was wrongfully convicted. the red represents the trial court did not err. the decision should be upheld. [applause] >> all rise. this concludes the trial of mordred presented to you by the shakespeare theatre company. we hope you enjoyed the evening and that you enjoy the rest of your evening. [applause] [captions copyright national cable

his mother, one of the millions of scots who immigrated to the new world as a migrant to find better opportunities there. that irony is not lost on the demonstrators gathered here. some of the people we've been speaking to said they don't like his climate policies. they think he is a danger to the world. by and large, they are here, again, to send the message he is not welcome in this country. >> recently saw that in the skies over london. the balloon traveled a bit to there. >>> new reaction from former trump campaign adviser roger stone acknowledging he could well be that unnamed person in the indictment. what stone said in an interview last night about his twitter exchange with 2.0. >> any objective person who will read that exchange, included in the indictment will see based on content, context and timing, it's benign. it's innocuous. >> so you -- though -- >> i think i probably am the person referred to. the reason i'm not charged in this indictment is because i received nothing from the defendants. i passed nothing on from the defendants, and my exchange with them, which is inc

so i'd like to leave you with this, if i could, how does a basta bastard-- mordred, son of the scotsnd himself convicted in a court like he's never seen with all of these nice people, who have had a nice dinner, and a some drinks and dessert and are waiting for a winner? [applaus [applause] >> which is clearly my client, who has made his case through a lawyer from chicago, which is quite a different place. we know from the beginning that our leaders are corrupt, so we're not so surprised when they muck it all up. >> supposed to be doing lerner and lowe tonight? >> i thought this would be more notorious. [applaus [applause] >> now, in my client seems defiant it's because he's a young man yearning for a life that never was. the son of the king sitting at his right hand. he could run everything, hotels, casinos, instead, he was sentenced for his friendships and his song, but he followed the law, never did a thing wrong. all he meant to do, really, was impress his old dad by exposing the betrayal by a greasy french cad. [laughter] >> with the law on our side, we will hope to report, a fa

. >> reporter: 4 years rar ago when -- years ago when governor scot won the election he did it with miami. >>> coming up, 5 people killed in an office in maryland. the tribute coming up. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> the community is remembering the five people gunned down on thursday at ns h >> and resilience of this community is strong and that was evident friday night as hundreds came out across town and as they came together to remember the five lives lost. the daughter of one of the journalist wendy williams, cared deeply for the people that she covered. >> my mom cared about people and the community stories. she wanted things to be in the news that weren'

and i'm a scot and i am supporting england, so there you go.here. and brought us to the brink into the break and back again. and finally they got the important ball at the back of the and net. sign excited tonight. england are as known to lose on penalties, everyone was dreading this. there's a lot of nerves, to the big break doesn't it? it looked like a window when it won milk, but then we're feeling less confident as a team, then we're feeling less confident as ateam,| then we're feeling less confident as a team, i feel that although it was awful to watch, and then they got some confidence and proved that they can wina some confidence and proved that they can win a penalty shoot out. in colombia was distraught that they missed the first one, and then they're like it's gone, i was a pessimist. and i think it's going to get quite contagious in the coming days. and in saturday after a few matches i think... yarmulke got here and wasn't in the big screen. somebody had on the mobile phone him we all watched. people appearing in houses, which happe

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but what the scots did not like that they were used to was the apprentice boys. there was a system in scotland and ireland about apprentices, and these were brats, and they wouldn't stay on the job. they slept late and there were ads all over the newspapers. so and so offered for bobby o'hara, apprentice boy ran away. one half a cent reward. so it's -- yes, the slaves -- 100 were hired at the quarry to clean the big mound i talked about of stone. and they were always at the quarry the whole time. now some of those people could have gone out and been freed and gone out in the world as stone masons. i don't know. i've tried -- only one, i think, was in kentucky named mordecai who was a stone mason that i think he came from here. but they were very much in evidence in all the construction. they were, in fact, agents in washington that one could go through and say he needed hands. they never used the word slave. i need 20 hands. 20 good hands and so the owner of the slave was dealt with and came and worked. that's how the system went in those days. >> wonderful. >> i

to turn back the clock more than 400 years, because she stars with margot robbie in "mary queen of scotshere is no question, this is margot's wildest makeover to date. >> my dear cousin, let our nations cherish each other as we would, two kingdoms united. >> margot is elizabeth the first, queen of england. saoirse ronan is mary. queen of scotland. the two are relatives. and bitter rivals. >> queen elizabeth, your cousin mary has returned to take up her throne in scotland. >> margot underwent quite the transformation to play the daughter of henry the vii. and also didn't recognize herself when pictures from the set were published. >> i on the day was like, oh, god, i look like voldemort, 'cause i've got the nose and so much pros prosthetics and -- >> like this one. >> that's the one. >> how long is that in hair and makeup, by the way? >> 3 1/2 hours. >> my dear cousin, elizabeth, i hope we might meet in person that i might embrace you. >> these two women waged a blood thirsty battle for the crown. >> i know your heart has more within it than the men who consul you. >> you would do well to

a pickerfrom high land scot where there has been more cloud but for some a bit of rain, along a weather as its moves in at the moment. although has we go into tomorrow may pep up a bit and turn that rain heavier through western scotland and northern ireland, in fact that process under way later in the night as the cloud sta rts way later in the night as the cloud starts to spread further east, whereas for england and wales, parts of wales and north—west england lit stay clear, and temperatures at their highest overnight in scotland and northern ireland. a warm night to come, as temperatures for some hold into the upper teen, tomorrow, and more of scotland, northern ireland will have cloud and outbreaks of rain. many in eastern scotla nd outbreaks of rain. many in eastern scotland won't see rain until late in the day. as for england and wales, sunny start, some cloud building but a dry day to come, with plenty of afternoon sunshine and temperatures every bit as warm or hot as they were today, in fact a degree or two on to these temperatures where it will be cooler in scotland and norther

scotland is a very pro-european country. 62% of scots voted to remain inside the european union and feltast the demonstrators we felt to felt trump was meddling in the affairs of the united kingdom and scotland. we saw the blimp, the large orange baby blimp that dpram lo came from london to edinburgh. a lot of frustration. the president son a private visit. no official event he's having but costing scotland about $6.6 million in terms of security. folks are not very happy about that, david. >> the baby blimps are multiplying. lucy kafanov, thank you. my colleague in edinburgh, scotland. >>> and sending a letter to president trump urging him not to meet with russia's president vladimir putin alone on monday pap letter like lly garnering still nor response from the president likely. we'll ask about that letter and the meeting when he joins us after the break. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to